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OCAC 2015 Advanced Online Store Marketing Class, helping you master e-commerce trends
OCAC 2015 Advanced Online Store Marketing Practical Training Class graduation ceremony and comprehensive discussion. The two-week "2015 Advanced Online Store Marketing Practical Training Class" held its graduation ceremony on the morning of September 11 in Taipei. OCAC Vice Chairperson Lu Yuan-rong...
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World Chinese Merchants Trade and Commerce Association to Hold Annual Meeting in Sydney in July
Lin Chuizo, President of the World Chinese Merchants Trade and Commerce Association, along with Honorary President Lian Yuanzhang, Oceania President Chen Shu'e, and Vice President Gu Ai, paid a visit to the Overseas Community Affairs Council on the 18th, where they were received by Vice Minister Lu Yuanrong. The World Chinese Merchants Trade and Commerce Association...
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World Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce Board Meeting Convened in Spain
The World Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce held the 2nd meeting of the 22nd board of directors and supervisors from March 4 to 6 in Madrid, Spain. Directors, supervisors and member representatives from around the world were invited to take part, with more than 600 attendees. Deputy Minister of the Overseas Community Affairs Council...
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Rural E-commerce Development Helps Farmers Increase Income
Developing Rural E-commerce to Help Farmers Increase Income
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How rural e-commerce wins farmers' trust and support
Editor's note: On December 15, this section reported "Sharing Economy: Opening Another Window for Selling Local Specialties?", discussing how to solve the problem of selling rural products through e-commerce platforms. But in the vast countryside, selling products is only one aspect of invigorating the economy; more ordinary villagers
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What are the three major pain points in the development of rural e-commerce in China?
Wang Xiaobing, deputy director of the Market and Economic Information Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, said recently that developing rural e-commerce is an important means of accelerating the transformation of China's agricultural development model, but at the current stage, in the process of developing rural e-commerce in China, it also faces three major pain points: high costs, difficulty in making a profit
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A Beneficial Exploration of How E-commerce Drives Agricultural Supply-Side Reform
Some things only gradually reveal their value after they have been done. At a time when reform is still being carried out by feeling for stones while crossing the river, rural e-commerce, as a new thing, likewise faces a situation with no precedent to follow, and can only plunge in hastily, groping for stones to move forward. And being able to
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The rural e-commerce market has enormous potential, but what challenges does rapid development face?
China's rural e-commerce is developing rapidly, and in 2015 the rural business of several e-commerce platforms grew at high speed. Through interviews at the grassroots level, reporters learned that the characteristic low prices of online shopping are attracting enthusiastic participation from farmers. As e-commerce enters rural areas, some agricultural products have not only increased
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What is the relationship between the implementation of agricultural input e-commerce and the arrival of the era of large-scale farmers?
In early 2015, the concept of "Internet Plus" emerged, and the agricultural input industry responded quickly. Traditional agricultural input manufacturers, traditional distribution enterprises, and e-commerce platform companies all rushed to lay out agricultural input e-commerce, opening China's "first year of agricultural input e-commerce." Optimists have placed fundamental
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